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A provocative modern tale of love and sex
Four fragile young people flee London to start an unconventional utopia, creating a world of fantasy that overwhelms them.
Hide and Seek
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Alternative Titles
Amorous, Hide & Seek, Das Liebesversteck, מלא אהבה, Bújócska, 捉迷藏, W ukryciu, 숨바꼭질 살인
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Premiere
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UK18
Edinburgh International Film Festival
Digital
02 Oct 2014
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USA
Physical
29 Jan 2014
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Germany16
29 Jan 2016
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Germany16
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Germany
29 Jan 2014
- Physical16
29 Jan 2016
- Physical16 DVD / Blu-ray
UK
20 Jun 2014
- Premiere18 Edinburgh International Film Festival
USA
02 Oct 2014
- Digital
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Me fighting my demons (bi) also I wasn’t ready to hear Josh O’Connor singing🙃
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turns out Josh O’Connor did a british Challengers 10 years earlier. It’s four people this time, but just as homoerotic.
Yes, I am indeed searching through every queer role he’s ever played because I crave more after challengers and am desperate for the history of sound even though it’s still filming.
interesting examination of relationship dynamics.
Josh O’Connor is a beautiful, beautiful man and I’m a lesbian so consider this fact. and he can SING???
It’s just so 2014 tumblr coded and I don’t know if that’s an insult or a compliment…i did vibe with this though.bodies, touching, exploring and loving. sensual and vulnerable.
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Good evening and welcome fellow Children of Chaos.
Well October is here and I am no longer watching horror unless requested.
And see THIS is what is happens when left to my own devices.
Have you ever had this hypothetical and totally not real thing happen to you. You have a friend who left on vacation. And he comes back with a bunch of vacation videos. And like wants to show them to you, though your group actually gathered to do something like play D&D or something.
So you humour him and watch like 15 minutes of him in this museum, and like are like "Ok, lets go" and then he wants to show you this aquarium he went to.…
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One-third acting workshop.
One-third shots of British countryside.
One-third explicit sex.
Surprisingly, the four extremely likeable leads (Hannah Arterton! Josh O'Connor!) make this more than the sum of its disjointed parts, as four city-dwellers, unknown to each other, move to the countryside in an effort to.. lead a simpler life? Build a commune? Explore their sexualities?
Ehh, we'll never really know.
There are glimpses of really interesting personal developments, but the structure of this film is "[scene with people] [10 seconds of countryside] [scene with people] [10 seconds of countryside]," something that stands in the way of really letting the film get somewhere, because it's all rather meandering as it is, with a third of the film just shots of…
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tubi is a glorious streaming service. where else could i find unnecessarily high-concept (and also unexplained) mess constantly interrupted by ty pennington in a 480p janky animated universe advertising a gambling app??
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literally google searched “josh o’connor being gay in movies” and that’s how i got here
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None of these posh bitches have jobs or hay fever!
Kudos to Josh O'Connor for his impressive body of nudity and to the film for so effectively illustrating how it feels when your straight friend's awful boyfriend tags along and totally kills the vibe.